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A thousand thanks for your most kind letter  
 
A thousand thanks for your most kind letter  
 
and enquiries, I am very [[unclear]] bitter today for the [[underline]] Leeches [[/underline]] which were  
 
and enquiries, I am very [[unclear]] bitter today for the [[underline]] Leeches [[/underline]] which were  
applied last Night. I placed them exactly where I felt the [[unclear]] and of expressing [[unclear]]
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applied last Night. I placed them exactly where I felt the weight and of expressing [[unclear]]
which was rather below the throat - they bled [[unclear]] and how [[unclear]] we  
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which was rather below the throat - they bled immensely and how [[unclear]] we  
 
[[unclear]] Sir Henrys Good [[unclear]] of having [[unclear]]
 
[[unclear]] Sir Henrys Good [[unclear]] of having [[unclear]]
 
[[unclear]] the past day that it encouraged me to try a [[unclear]] which also helped to  
 
[[unclear]] the past day that it encouraged me to try a [[unclear]] which also helped to  

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note Her R. H. The Princess Augusta Jany. 26th. 1821 /note

note unclear Jany. 26th, 1821 /note

My Dearest Brother

A thousand thanks for your most kind letter and enquiries, I am very unclear bitter today for the underline Leeches /underline which were applied last Night. I placed them exactly where I felt the weight and of expressing unclear which was rather below the throat - they bled immensely and how unclear we unclear Sir Henrys Good unclear of having unclear unclear the past day that it encouraged me to try a unclear which also helped to do good - but the Leeches have been the most unclear as I could place them on the very underline Spot of worry /underline I hope in a few days to inform you that I can follow you to unclear Dearest Mary is such a unclear your letter and I trust we shall have the pleasure of enjoying Her Society together - I am still in bed which obliges me to conclude this as I must take care not to unclear cold with James's unclear. they agree so well that underline unclear /underline thought it ought as Sir underline Henry unclear /underline unclear, to unclear them again - I am very very happy unclear are gaining ground on the unclear and part unclear - underline Col unclear /underline called here Yesterday unclear to unclear and unclear what pride and Exultation He unclear your reception on Tuesday last God bless you Your very Affectionate Augusta